WOMAN ACCUSED OF BREAKING INTO HOUSE THROUGH WINDOW DURING CHRISTMAS SEASON

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Taquana Price, 35, was arrested on December 13, 2024 in Charlotte, NC accused of breaking into a woman’s house during Christmas time. Follow Charlotte Alerts on Instagram.

On December 12, 2024 Taquana and a female victim were at a friend’s residence having drinks. The victim and Taquana engaged in a verbal altercation. 

The victim left and went home to her residence. An hour later the victim heard banging on her living room window. 

Taquana is accused of breaking through the window and entering the woman’s home. The two women engaged in a physical altercation that lasted for several minutes. 

The victim was able to get on top of Taquana and fight her off.  The victim then threw Taquana out of the residence. Pieces of Taquana’s hair was found at the scene.

Police were called and the victim had severe bruising and swelling to her face. Taquana was later found hiding in a friend’s residence in the same neighborhood. 

Taquana had cuts and bleeding on her face from the glass window and the fight. Taquana was arrested charged with assault and breaking/entering.

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